Paine College

Paine College is indeed a good college, but somethings that they did just didnt seem right to me. we had curfew and the bathrooms were a mess. the cleaning crew was basically made up of elderly people. people that age should not be left to clean up such nastiness. the work was not challanging enough for me. but the morals of paine were beyond good.

1st Year Female -- Class 2009

Friendliness: A+, Individual Value: F

Paine College truly helped to put me on the path of success. Honestly, the education portion of my preparation was outstanding. The music portion of my preparation made it difficult to succeed in graduate school, however, through perseverance, I was able to succeed in graduate school and I instruct a class at the University. In addition, I served as SGA (Student Government Association) President during my tenure at Paine. Because of this and other leadership opportunities, my leadership abilities were enhanced. In addition, as a graduate assistant at a New England University during graduate school, I was named the Freshmen Honor Society's Teacher of the year marking the first time this award had not been given to a full professor of the University. Currently, Paine College is working with the motto, You Can Get There from Here. The road is not going to be easy, in fact, most things worth anything take time and perseverance. I am here as living proof that you can not only get there from Paine College, but you can get there and SUCCEED there from Paine College.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000

The university is good because of the students, the campus, and the small classrooms. It's easier to learn in a small environment. The bad thing about it is that it's too small. It seems as if the school is trying to hold you back with remedial classes when you know you don't need to be in them. For example, I mad an 1100 on the SAT and was in Honors Calculas in high school, but I needed to be in 098 Math just to make sure. WHAAAAT! There is also no football team, band, track, or softball field. I play sports and know that we need facilities to help us train and get better. The weight room is the size of a closet, literally. Even though the school has all of those downfalls, I would never have traded my freshman year there for anything in the world. It was great. The people there would probably be the best people you ever meet. Everyone is a family and sticks together and that's what you need in college, a family. A lot of schools don't have that connection.

1st Year Female -- Class 2007

Innovation: A+, Extracurricular Activities: C